YOYOTech is now selling the UCP 900W for just under £146 (inc. VAT), effective immediately.

While we won't be updating our review's conclusions and scores to reflect this price change--if we do it for one product, we'd have to do it for every one on every price change--it does impact the unit's value without a doubt.

Richard Swinburne, bit-tech's power supply guru, gave his reaction over the phone earlier as he's been busy eyeing up some new display technology this afternoon in London.

He said that the price drop makes it a much better premium power supply that's definitely worth considering and that he thinks it's now much better value for money too. However, he was keen to stress that it's not the only power supply worthy of a recommendation in this price range.

There are others like the Antec Signature 850W and the Corsair HX1000W, which he said were on fairly even footing with the UCP 900W and it would depend what you were looking for.

Ultimately, the price drop is a good thing for consumers and opting for the UCP 900W is, without doubt, a great choice for a high-end system - and it's now much better value than before.

Thinking of buying one in light of the price drops? Tell us in the forums.

Originally Posted by _DTM2000_Great review and an awesome looking PSU.
I'd love to see some reviews of PC Power & Cooling's latest offerings though, so we can see how they compare.

Suggest me a model and I'll look into it.

I picked up the Silencer 750 Quad about six weeks back for £79.99 from eBuyer - it could be used to club people to death as it weighs a fricking tonne and it's not modular at all which means cable management is a must. But it is rather gorgeous in its rather hardy black finish, whisper quiet in operation and doesn't even run warm to the touch - very pleased indeed!

Unfortunately, eBuyer delisted it not long after I ordered mine, and I've not seen it about anywhere since.

Originally Posted by _DTM2000_Great review and an awesome looking PSU.
I'd love to see some reviews of PC Power & Cooling's latest offerings though, so we can see how they compare.

Suggest me a model and I'll look into it.

From the Silencer range either the 610 EPS or the 750 Quad. From the Turbo-Cool range the 860 ESA or the 1200 ESA. Although I'd settle for the non-ESA models. I review of one from each range would be awesome.

Originally Posted by _DTM2000_Great review and an awesome looking PSU.
I'd love to see some reviews of PC Power & Cooling's latest offerings though, so we can see how they compare.

Suggest me a model and I'll look into it.

I picked up the Silencer 750 Quad about six weeks back for £79.99 from eBuyer - it could be used to club people to death as it weighs a fricking tonne and it's not modular at all which means cable management is a must. But it is rather gorgeous in its rather hardy black finish, whisper quiet in operation and doesn't even run warm to the touch - very pleased indeed!

Unfortunately, eBuyer delisted it not long after I ordered mine, and I've not seen it about anywhere since.

Perhaps this is the wrong place to ask but reading this review I can't help but wonder why so many PSUs aren't modular? Is there some advantage (other than a cost saving) to having a wired PSU instead of a modular?

Originally Posted by StephenKPerhaps this is the wrong place to ask but reading this review I can't help but wonder why so many PSUs aren't modular? Is there some advantage (other than a cost saving) to having a wired PSU instead of a modular?

Every connection made potentially drops the voltage

It opens up further risk of user error in plugging things in

It costs more and is harder to design (more space inside the PSU - potentially affecting airflow and heat)

Users lose plugs, want more, or don't return products to shops with a full complement of cables - stock has to be kept for such a thing.

Bindi I would like to 2nd Shaffa's request,
I would like to see a review of the BeQuiet! modular PSU's also - if they are as efficient as the 650W already reviewed it has to be a winner...?
The 850W and 1KW with the same efficiency rating would be fantastic.....

Epic win review , also how didn't the people on bit tech pick up 2 of the massive jokes in the review
"the goggles they still do nothing" is from the Simpson's when MC bain is getting carried away by the acid and puts on the goggle to protect his eyes. Also ultimate showdown of ultimate destiny is too awesome. :D